My god, pretty sure I sat through every minute of that run as well. Stoke was as low as it’s been the last eight years.
Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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My god, pretty sure I sat through every minute of that run as well. Stoke was as low as it’s been the last eight years.
Wheres the postmatch interview?
Pool literally won the lotto by getting 140m couthino. It allowed them to purchase VVD and Alison. That ain't gonna be repeated.
Mind you they also won the lotto by appointing Klopp.
Mind you they also won the lotto by appointing Klopp.
Has he done an interview yet?
Bad bad days indeed
I went to old Trafford for half the games
Bad bad days indeed
Waited 45 mins to get his post match but nothing. Switched if off.
Matip will play against Spurs.
Feck off to the German NT, Jurgen.
Has he done an interview yet?
I went to old Trafford for half the games
Bad bad days indeed
LVg should have been sacked after that game IMo
Thanks boss la...
Jurgen 'We wanted it too much, we lost' Klopp
Surprisingly bullshit-free. I wonder if he's given up
3 wins in 11. Just 1 in their last 7 and that was against Aston villas children
Them playing a high line with no CBs is very naive against good teams. You would expect better from possibly the best manager in the world at the moment.
If you are anything like me that’s probably because you were asleep the entire time.
Me too.
Was expecting some bitter stuff about the way we played being unfair on their young centre back
Klopp era is finished there
Gerrard will take his place
Gerrard will take his place
Nah he just likes multiple goal thrillers, even if he loses.
It's when the opposition shut him down and score a jammy goal, that's when he gets livid.
In memes?
Seeing Gerrard fail at L/pool would be epic.
Asleep or wrecked
Christ. How did LVG survive that?
Shame he's got Mourinho next then
Boxing Day? So so dark
The PSV game was dreadful and bringing on Powell v Wolfsburg when we were losing was infuriating.
Having a memory like a seive probably doesn't help much.
Oosh
He was loaned out to a conference north team last season!
It shouldn't surprise anyone that he looks hugely short in the premier league a mere one year later.
Wow, I'd remembered the infamous 3 losses in a row around Christmas, but didn't remember it coming as part of an 8 game poor run.
Thanks mate. Surprisingly a polite Klopp.
I went to bloody Wolfsburg as it’s only a few hours drive away from where I live. Awful “city” and depressing game.Has he done an interview yet?
I went to old Trafford for half the games
Bad bad days indeed
Yep, and it was absolutely freezing too.I went to old Trafford for half the games
Bad bad days indeed
Spurs next , Jose MasterClass I’m hoping
Grab a goal , park the bus win 1-0
Klopp going mental after about making lemonade
Will always make me laugh when people defend LvG, he should've been gone after that Stoke game.
More like how did we survive that with sanity intact.
Spurs [A]
West Ham [A]
Brighton [H]
City [H]
Leicester [A]
Leipzig [A]
Everton [H]
Sheffield [A]
8 games in 30 days. A few dodgy teams there in much better form than the scousers.
Their three key defenders and two key attackers are accumulating a lot of minutes too. Catch 22 where you can't rest any of those players because the replacements are rubbish and will drag down the quality of the whole team significantly, and if you play them every game you're risking fatigue/injuries.
He has made a lot of questionable decisions this season. Dead rubber on a rubbish pitch in Denmark he fielded a strong team and paid the price (Jota out for months). Apparently that's where the Salah issues started too because he wasn't handed the armband.
The strength of the team vs Villa kids was also shocking. He hasn't taken the FA cup seriously before so why start now in a compressed covid season, and that against a bunch of school kids? Was it to keep match fitness up? Improve confidence? None of that helped, they were crap in the weeks before that game and have been crap in the weeks after. A mini break for the players during that period could have done wonders for their mental and physical health, and they'd still have a good few days of preparation for the United league game.
What kept their title aspirations alive was their home form and how they were winning games on aura alone. Burnley shattered those illusions so opponents won't go into Anfield games with the same fear factor as they've been doing for the past few years. Combine that with their woeful away record and the title talks could turn into top 4 talks very soon.
West Ham [A]
Brighton [H]
City [H]
Leicester [A]
Leipzig [A]
Everton [H]
Sheffield [A]
8 games in 30 days. A few dodgy teams there in much better form than the scousers.
Their three key defenders and two key attackers are accumulating a lot of minutes too. Catch 22 where you can't rest any of those players because the replacements are rubbish and will drag down the quality of the whole team significantly, and if you play them every game you're risking fatigue/injuries.
He has made a lot of questionable decisions this season. Dead rubber on a rubbish pitch in Denmark he fielded a strong team and paid the price (Jota out for months). Apparently that's where the Salah issues started too because he wasn't handed the armband.
The strength of the team vs Villa kids was also shocking. He hasn't taken the FA cup seriously before so why start now in a compressed covid season, and that against a bunch of school kids? Was it to keep match fitness up? Improve confidence? None of that helped, they were crap in the weeks before that game and have been crap in the weeks after. A mini break for the players during that period could have done wonders for their mental and physical health, and they'd still have a good few days of preparation for the United league game.
What kept their title aspirations alive was their home form and how they were winning games on aura alone. Burnley shattered those illusions so opponents won't go into Anfield games with the same fear factor as they've been doing for the past few years. Combine that with their woeful away record and the title talks could turn into top 4 talks very soon.
Think it's a bit harsh to call him terrible. He should have got the ball away for Rashfords goal but mistakes happen. The real issue today for you lot was Ole exposed the full backs who kept getting caught far too high up the pitch at the same time. That isolated Thiago and the CBs who were then all made to look pretty average.
Definitely think Ole was tactically better than Klopp today as he had a clear game plan which highlighted your weaknesses.
This is the run I use to reassure myself when I see some people spouting pro-LVG revisionism. His football was the worst I've seen from anyone, Moyes, Jose, you name it.